Armourcoat won the 'Success in International Markets' Award in 2012.
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Friday, 11 January 2013
KEiBA 2013
Armourcoat
CEO Guy Whitehead was guest speaker this week at the 2013 KEiBA (Kent
Excellence in Business Awards) launch event at the University of
Greenwich. KEiBA is an awards scheme staged and produced by Kent County
Council and the KM Group to recognise and reward excellence in Kent's
businesses.
Armourcoat won the 'Success in International Markets' Award in 2012.
Armourcoat won the 'Success in International Markets' Award in 2012.
Friday, 29 June 2012
KEiBA Winner!
I'm delighted to advise that Armourcoat have won the KEiBA (Kent
Excellence in Business Award) for ‘Success in International Markets’.
Armourcoat have driven an ambitious global sales strategy over the past decade, now managing an extensive network of forty agents representing over seventy countries around the world. The KEiBA award recognises companies that are challenging the current economic climate by developing fresh markets abroad. Strong sales in international markets, with local manufacturing in key locations made Armourcoat stand out from the crowd.
The Awards - staged and produced by Kent County Council and the KM Group - were announced last night at a sold-out Gala Evening. Over 450 finalists, sponsors, partners and guests attended this year's event at Priestfield Conference and Banqueting Venue, home of Gillingham Football Club, to recognise and celebrate the very best from Kent's business community.
Armourcoat have driven an ambitious global sales strategy over the past decade, now managing an extensive network of forty agents representing over seventy countries around the world. The KEiBA award recognises companies that are challenging the current economic climate by developing fresh markets abroad. Strong sales in international markets, with local manufacturing in key locations made Armourcoat stand out from the crowd.
The Awards - staged and produced by Kent County Council and the KM Group - were announced last night at a sold-out Gala Evening. Over 450 finalists, sponsors, partners and guests attended this year's event at Priestfield Conference and Banqueting Venue, home of Gillingham Football Club, to recognise and celebrate the very best from Kent's business community.
Friday, 1 June 2012
KEiBA Finalist
We're delighted to be recognised this year as a finalist in the KEiBA (Kent Excellence in Business Awards), in the new category of ‘Success in International Markets’.
Armourcoat have driven an ambitious global sales strategy over the past decade, now managing an extensive network of forty agents representing over seventy countries around the world. The KEiBA award recognises companies that are challenging the current economic climate by developing fresh markets abroad.
The Awards - staged and produced by Kent County Council and the KM Group - will be announced at the sold-out Gala Evening in June. Over 450 finalists, sponsors, partners and guests will be attending this year's event at Priestfield Conference and Banqueting Venue, home of Gillingham Football Club, to recognise and celebrate the very best from Kent's business community.
Armourcoat's CEO Guy Whitehead (left) with Founder and Creative Director Duncan MacKellar
Armourcoat have driven an ambitious global sales strategy over the past decade, now managing an extensive network of forty agents representing over seventy countries around the world. The KEiBA award recognises companies that are challenging the current economic climate by developing fresh markets abroad.
The Awards - staged and produced by Kent County Council and the KM Group - will be announced at the sold-out Gala Evening in June. Over 450 finalists, sponsors, partners and guests will be attending this year's event at Priestfield Conference and Banqueting Venue, home of Gillingham Football Club, to recognise and celebrate the very best from Kent's business community.
Armourcoat's CEO Guy Whitehead (left) with Founder and Creative Director Duncan MacKellar
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